rails passing multiple params to controller

Question

I have a route for querying "Service" model:

resources :services, :path => 'services'

When GET requests for path /services/sn-uber i take param sn(service name) and find it in database. How to add there another param like sd(service-district)?

For example /services/sn-uber/sd-brooklyn or /services/sd-brooklyn so any param could be omitted.

Your question is not clear. As per my understanding from your question. You can pass multiple params like `/services/sn-uber?service-district=sd-brooklyn` — Pardeep Dhingra, Jul 21 '15 at 16:49
Yes, with query params I can do it easily, but how to do without them? (for SEO purposes) — pvf, Jul 21 '15 at 16:50
`/services/:id(/:id_2)` it will allow you to pass 2 or one id in this route — Pardeep Dhingra, Jul 21 '15 at 16:53

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Jul 21 '15 at 16:53

Add something like this to your routes:

get 'services(/sn/:sn_name)(/sd/:sd_name)', controller: 'services', action: 'show'

Your url will look like:

/services/sn/uber/sd/brooklyn
- params will be sn_name and sd_name
/services/sn/uber
- param will be sn_name
/services/sd/brooklyn
- param will be sd_name

If you want to keep your url like that /services/sn-uber/sd-brooklyn:

get 'services(/:sn_name)(/:sd_name)', controller: 'services', action: 'show'

rails passing multiple params to controller

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